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The Emma Trimble, how nice to see you.

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Very good to see you.

I mean, I don't know where to start really.

Let's start with Jonathan Reynolds, because I'm never going to tire of playing this video.

Jonathan Reynolds, who pretended to be a solicitor, has given what can only be described as the most ridiculous sort of apology, not apology, to the house.

He did it yesterday in the afternoon when hardly anyone was watching. Let's give it a big audience.

Yeah, it's a bit like there's blood in the water,'t there is uh every investigative journalist must be you don't have to do

much investigating there's not many of them a lot of people going through linkedin and seeing which

of these labor MPs might have or cabinet ministers might have been slated their CVs you know um you

know if they're not exposing themselves to 13 year old-old girls, you know, they're messing up their

CVs and pretending they did something they never did.

Well, I've heard lots of people defending them saying, well, you know, we all inflate our

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